Episode 157: Hippocampal Encoding of Memories in Human Infants

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Free Associations

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156 episodes

2 weeks ago

Free Associations is about using a critical eye when reading journal articles or news coverage about research breakthroughs. With a sense of humor and a healthy dose of skepticism Boston University School of Public Health faculty Matt Fox, Jessica Leibler, and guests talk us through popular health studies and hyperbolic news headlines while teaching us how to ask the right questions. Music: "Duress" by Ketsa under CC BY-NC-ND 4.0.

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Episode 157: Hippocampal Encoding of Memories in Human Infants

Free Associations

27 minutes 45 seconds

2 weeks ago

Episode 157: Hippocampal Encoding of Memories in Human Infants

Jess, Matt, and guest host Marcia discuss a study that sheds light on how babies may form and retain memories.

Study link: Hippocampal encoding of memories in human infants